Push.com is a valuable domain name, which I would be happy to own. The Whois record for Push.com is private, and the domain name forwards to the sparsely populated @push_dot_com Twitter page. It looks like that Twitter handle has only posted one tweet since it was created in October 2016.
I thought it would be interesting to see if anyone tried to buy the domain name via Twitter, and of course there were many attempts. So far, it doesn’t look like any of these efforts have been successful:
@push_dot_com are you selling https://t.co/cqQXk9ZuKJ by any chance?
— Witty Code (@WittyC0de) August 26, 2018
@push_dot_com are you selling https://t.co/cqQXk9ZuKJ by any chance?
— Witty Code (@WittyC0de) August 26, 2018
@push_dot_com I am interested in buying your domain https://t.co/kAxzX1hWzn Let me know.
— Edgaras Pantelejevas (@epantelejevas) May 17, 2018
Hi,
Are you interested in selling the domain https://t.co/bFgSaaquRx?
Cheers— Robert Shorland (@RobShorland) September 20, 2017
@push_dot_com hey there, I’m looking to buy your domain and willing to negotiate on price. what are you thinking?
— nothing (@qwertyu70732310) August 25, 2017
I’d like to buy your domain
— Vincent Nero (@VincentNero) June 13, 2017
@push_dot_com Hey there, are you interested in selling the domain name https://t.co/bzFQeVwk2n? If so, please email me: orodriguez19@cmc.edu
— Omar Rodriguez (@itsomar_guy) March 26, 2017
@push_dot_com How much do you take for the domain https://t.co/4TPMEifGKH?
— HubRise (@HubRise_Stream) January 31, 2017
please contact us for purchasing https://t.co/lEHl2UJhMs
— David R. Foley (@davidrfoley) January 12, 2017
@push_dot_com are you interested in selling this domain ?
— Bestphonerepair (@bestphonerepair) November 4, 2016
@push_dot_com Hi there, are you open to selling your domain?
— Daniel McLeay (@danmcleay) October 21, 2016
Hi, can you please contact us if you are interested in selling the domain https://t.co/4jOACzhdVy, thanks in advance.
— Push Energy Limited (@PushEnergyLimit) October 7, 2016
Great name! 7 figure domain for sure.
No, sorry, you are totally wrong. This is an 8 figure domain.
Uninformed opinion.
That is your uninformed opinion.
LOL, “yeah right.” 😉
And as for you, “mis-conditioned opinion.”
In fact, you’ve been “misinformed” in the truest sense of the word.
Which means selling at 7 would the bargain, discount, or steal for the buyer price level.
And they all made the same mistake of not making an opening offer to get the owner’s attention that they are a serious buyer. All they created was noise.
But none of them is a “serious buyer”.
The only opinions on valuation that have ANY credibility, are the ones from people who have actually sold domains for six and seven figures. Most commenters have never done that, and like to throw around the biggest, most rediculous numbers possible. Just something worth noting as you read comments above.
You’re also demonstrating how truly “mis-” informed you are because it shows how conditioned you are by past sales data and the completely spurious notion of “comps” as if domain names are the same as residential real estate and one domain can always easily be compared to another, which often has no bearing at all on the value of a domain. You need to scroll down and see Elliot’s recent post about Estibot and go over to Rick’s blog and see what’s current there about that now.
You and folks like you are part of the problem
In a sense Richard is right – it could sell for 7 figures “for sure,” faster than you could say “push dot com.” But that has nothing to do with its value. It is an 8 figure domain and could (and should) sell for 8 figures “for sure” as well.